Shop : Amiga 3000 Buffered Bootselector DF0: – DF1: / DF0: – DF2:

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17,50 Euro DF0: - DF2: Amiga 3000 Buffered Bootselector (DF1: or DF2: Device support choice by means of 2 Jumpers).

Including 30cm cable with switch to select DF0: or DFX: as bootdrive.

Amiga 3000 Bootselector Df0-Df2

Amiga 3000 buffered Bootselector DF0: - DF2:
Amiga 3000 Buffered Bootselector (Configurable for DF0: - DF1: or Df0: - DF2:)

I sold several of my A2000 bootselectors to Amiga 3000 owners, and got some info back that to make it fit better in the A3000 , the footprint needed to change a little for the A3000.
With the feedback and support i got back from them i was able to design a Amiga 3000 Buffered Bootselector.  This one fits without a problem in the Amiga 3000.
The buffer ensures that switching from DF0: to DFx: (And vice versa) is not mechanical but electronic.
That in turn minimizes the chance that your MOS CIA (8520) will malfunction due to the switch.
A mechanical switch is still used for this, but only to trigger the electronic switch.
The bootselector can also be configured to switch DF0: - DF1: by means of 2 jumpers, so that you can also boot from a 2nd internal drive (Gotek drive / 5.25 FDD) if it is built into your Amiga 3000 as DF1 :
Of course, the device can also be used in an Amiga 500, if there is a need to be able to boot from DF2: for the Amiga 500.

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Amiga 3000 Buffered Bootselector DF0: - DF1: / DF0: - DF2
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 2 reviews
 by Thomas Wittig
Bootselector DF0-DF2

Bought for the second time and delivery was again very quick. I installed the bootselector in the A2000 and it works great.
Installation is uncomplicated and with two internal floppy drives you can boot from the third external drive (DF2) using a switch.

I can only recommend this part!

 by david warner
accurate and narrow footprint

I bought this bootselector some time ago, and i am very pleased with the fact that it is just a simple drop in add-on for the Amiga 3000.

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